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Non-Tech : Rite-AID (RAD) Overdone or Done In? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ditchdigger who wrote (589)	4/20/2001 10:47:10 AM
From: Marty Rubin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 700

I believe you're correct, DD. RAD still owns 14% of DSCM, down from their original position (i believe they have sold some when DSCM was high --please double-check for accuracy). The last time RAD recorded DSCM on its books was for around $2.5, which will have to be discounted even more this time around. DSCM is a nice thing to have on the side --it gives them an entry to the online world for a fraction of the cost (originally, and even more now that it's carried on the books as a very small amount. I think DSCM is good for RAD in the short-term (an online capability) and long-term (since DSCM is one of a very few survivors left in the dot.com world). Have a nice weekend, Marty RAD @ $6.62; DSCM @ $1.28. ~11:47AM ET